Press release with details...

I've received a lot more Facebook comments and feedback than I usually get by sharing this China Daily video above, interviewing Lammaite "Eco-Warrior Bobsy" in his Mana! chain of restaurants/takeaways.

It's fascinating how the opinions about him vary so much, from the critical remarks here to "I love Bobsy... A real hero!"
A very funny feedback I got was this YouTube video: Tao of the Man Bun.

His many activities on Lamma and on HK Island have generated quite a few Lamma-zine stories and even more pictures as he's managed to collect so much free publicity in the HK media over the years.

Still such a "controversial" Lammaite after all the years of doing good deeds...

Among the several Operation Santa Claus events, masterminded by The Island Bar, there was a 10km race for charity. Photo by Robert Lockyer, outside the bar. He writes:

"10km winners: Name of the winners are 1st Rujai Rai, 2nd Bhupal Raj Limbu. Eudiya Gurung Yam Koirala and Namsang Rai, junior winner."

"Through various training, knowledge management practices, seminars and focus group meetings, our team has been equipped with excellent skills and knowledge to better serve our clients and improve our service standards," he added.

The 18 pledged service standards of HK Electric cover major service areas, one of which is especially dedicated to enhancing the quality of counter service in Customer Centre. HK Electric pledged to limit average waiting time for counter services to less than 3.5 minutes. Not only did the Company accomplish that but even surpass all the standards last year with the hard work by the whole Company.

In all, a total of 155 brands participated in the Mystery Shopper Programme, a highly credible service performance benchmarking tool for retailers introduced by HKRMA in 1996."

For more good news about Lamma's by far biggest company, supplying all electric power to HK and Lamma Islands, with an incredible 99.999% reliability (I haven't lost power in my home office in years.); click below:

For a direct link to daily updated Lamma Events:
http://Lamma.com.hk/index_events.htm

It took a little while, but here they are, my first-ever mushrooms grown in our bathroom. No, not growing unintentionally by themselves due to the damp, dark conditions in there (which mushrooms love!), but from a growers' DIY kit I bought in the recent yearly Eco-Expo at the airport.

Besides having a long chat with the Baroque on Lamma people who exhibited in the Green Council's section, there were quite a few local green initiatives like this fine kit from The Mushroom Initiative. It's basically a recycled glass jar with saw dust, coffee grounds and seeds. Just spray water mist occasionally (no watering!) and store in dark, damp place. That's why the bathroom is pretty ideal.

Steamed for a few minutes, a bit of soya sauce, delicious these oyster mushrooms were! They might regrow again after harvesting. Patiently waiting, spraying water mist once a day...